Sacramento Kings Sign Skal Labissière

The NBA landscape has shifted dramatically with the Minnesota Timberwolves trading star center Karl-Anthony Towns to the New York Knicks in exchange for Julius Randle and Donte DiVincenzo, alongside draft picks. The Knicks, in need of a center due to Mitchell Robinson's injury, see Towns as a key addition to bolster their roster after a successful previous season. Meanwhile, the Timberwolves relieve themselves of a significant financial obligation while acquiring players that maintain their competitive edge in the Western Conference. In addition, the Sacramento Kings have signed Skal Labissière, a former first-round pick, following his impressive G League performance, while they continue to address their defensive issues after last season's regression. The Kings are also considering other trade targets, such as Robert Williams III and Steven Adams, to enhance their interior defense. Finally, the Timberwolves have waived guard Trevor Keels after a short stint with the team.